@@collaborativedataaccounts3249Well, it’s good fortune that nobody gives a shit what you think or say! Perhaps you never learned that if you don’t have something nice to say, then you should STFU! We’re all putting your name in the book and striking a line through it though.
Now i know why. When i was a boy on Paddy's day we had Corned Beef Cabbage and Boiled Spuds and mum said you cannot turn your worst enemy away from the table on Paddy's Day. Oh i forgot the best Mustard Sauce. I was only a boy and never understood.
Tne Quiet Man warms my heart ,no matter what my mind is feeling! Maureen OHara and John Wayne were born to play this role and I never ever get tired of watching it Barry Fitzgerald is wonderful! "saddle his horse he says" with a smile, while lighting his pipe. no actor could deliver his lines like himself!
Have taken the tour in Cong Ireland been to the cottage now in ruined Condition which is a shame the little bridge which is miles away,same for the train station ,had a coffee at the quite man cafe. Great stuff
I,ve seen bits and parts of this film over the years and not thinking much of it. About 5yrs.ago i watched in its entirety realized it was a true classic.
I may forget the name of my town,but I know every line in this seen & movie,it my favorite,always was&always will,thank you Mr.Ford,Mr Wayne,Mr Fittzgerald& the beautiful Maureen O'hara ,and the rest of the cast,you made apiece of fine art for the future generations.
Hollywood better not ever think of remaking this movie. The original actors that have since passed would role over in their graves. The trash Hollywood puts out now is awful.
Hopefully, we don’t have to worry about that. The Hollywood of then didn’t want to make this picture. It was a labor of love of John Ford’s that he had to get backing to make by doing work on several other movies for the studio. He had spent so many years trying to get his ducks in a row that Maureen O’Hara told him at on point that he better hurry up before she and John Wayne got too old, as he had told them of his plans years before.
The movie The quiet Man was one of the best John Wayne made he was a big Irishman I love watching him and all his movies he made so many of them I couldn't keep tracking anymore it's a type of man you never forget just the rugged type movie actor and people loved him may he rest in peace 🍀🇨🇮💯🍀🇺🇸💯👍
@@waydegardner7373 The small town we are in , in Canada was founded by the Irish who immigrated during the Potato blight . I am sorry to say , we find a lot of the people here are poorly educated and very quick to anger . Lots of hatred towards " outsiders " as well.
My wife and I, neither of whom are a speck of Irish, visited for our 30th anniversary. Absolutely the most wonderful people we've ever encountered. And so beautiful that at times I had tears in my eyes.
My daughters and I watched this dozens of times as they were growing up...we always laughed at this scene and called it “The Pop-Up Accordion Player”..
The greatest tribute Maureen O'Hara ever paid to John Wayne her co-star here was on the occasion of the presentation of his posthumous award of the Congressional Medal of Honour in his memory when she simply said of him - John Wayne - American. If ever an actor epitomises what it means to be labelled as such it is The Duke. American to the core.
So much of an American that he actively avoided military service during World War II. He first tried to claim medical disability from an "old college football injury" and when that failed, he wrote several letters to high-ranking politicians and ended up with a 3-A deferment for "family obligations", all the while keeping on with his acting career, and making bank while other actors entered the military in droves and lost careers doing it. So much American.
@@lancer525 he was too old to enlist at 34 years of age and he was accepted into the CIA but he was separated from his wife and the letter was sent to her address and she never told him in time. Stop knocking an American who wanted to enlist but was aged out. And the contract he had as an actor did not want him to enlist and break the contract.
The thing about this irresistible film is that it tells a great story. It has all the elements, plus every cliche imaginable, but I could watch it a hundred more times and never tire of it. Easily my favorite John Wayne movie, and one of John Ford's best. The "unspoken part" at the end, with Wayne taking Maureen O'Hara back to his cottage, is one of those things best left to the imagination. What a great movie.
One of the greatest movies The Duke has ever made. Our Drama Teacher showed us this movie and I think Duke was steady in welcoming his future brother in law.
A great movie and I love the Pub Scene. I pity the people who give it thumbs down. It isn't a really violent movie like the ones they have today. I would call it a great drama and comedy.
With classic films like The Searchers, Sands of Iwo Jima, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence, True Grit and The Shootist, just to name a few, The Quiet Man is still my favorite John Wayne film! I think it is Mr. Wayne’s best film!!! ☮️🖖🏽
john was a large fellow and a movie icon. victor was the real deal. and a gifted actor also. but a fighter he was and looked it. his roles may have been typecast but he pulled it off. as the irish say he was a darlin man
Victor Maclaglen is one of the best character actor in the movies. He worked well with John Wayne. especially in the western and calvery movies. He gave the movie the meat of the character and the comic side of the film. Great actor. He son is also a great director, he learn from the great John Ford.
John Ford fought to be able to make this movie, his tribute to an Old Ireland that perhaps never really existed but has brought much joy and love for the place across the world.
Theres pubs a villages like this up and down the west coast of Ireland..i used to go to one call the town and country down in foxford county moyo.every night they had a sing along . 2 weeks in July fishing the river moy. The best salmon river in Europe..
What a great movie and 'tis a damned shame these kids nowadays know nothing about it or the actors in it. Unfortunately, movies like this and of this quality will no longer be created. 'tis a horrible bout of time we're in. Fortunately, we who love this movie grew up in a great time and are the last of those who got to experience these remnants of great times in the movies. So sad they're gone forever now....
Definitely one of John Wayne’s best films he should have won an Oscar for his performance I bet they had a great time making this Film Maureen O’Hara was also excellent they don’t make films like this anymore one of my best favourites I can watch this anytime.
@@stevenrivinius1484 Yes you are correct there Bogart also gave a great performance in that film they certainly don’t make films like that anymore they were the golden days of Hollywood.
@@stevenrivinius1484 Great point!!!! I loved the African Queen ,the Quiet man was my favourite out of the two,but for the actual acting the best one won!!!!🤗🇬🇧
@@Billyg215 Both films have a very strong internal conflict within Wayne's characters which is one reason why they are among his best. Would make for a great double feature...
Crazy as it may seem I am a fanatic for westerns always have been but this is my favorite John Wayne movie. Great cast great story very well written. I've watched it many times.
@Michael Neely You are Quite Right. I saw the Hunchback of Notre Dame when I was a young kid, too, and I was sooo Struck by how Naturally Beautiful she was. Like an angel, like a dream....
Brilliant filmmaking - having "he robbed a wealthy squireen" being sung right as Danaher, the wealthy squireen, comes walking into the pub. Subtlety like that is missing in movie making today.
The accordion player's nod for the beer on his table, Flynn's subtle poaching of every freshly poured beer, the priest's look of amused approval after the handshake. It's life with a camera rolling.
No one could replace John Wayne. His screen presence! Amazing! God bless your soul. I watched you during most of my childhood and adult life. The whole world loved you.
This was my grandpa’s favorite John Wayne movie. It always stood out to me because it wasn’t his typical western. It’s now my favorite as well and also got me interested in boxing 🇮🇪☘️🥊❤️
My favorite John Wayne movie. I even made a trip to Ireland just to see the various locations used in the movie. Was one of my favorite trips abroad. Have watched it many times.
Watched this classic many times as a boy with my late mum it was one of her favourite films. John Wayne her favourite actor at his best here. Lots of love mum xxx..
My wife and I have Corned beef and cabbage every St. Patrick's day, and watch the Quiet Man. A family tradition and love both.
Too bad corned beef and cabbage are only tangentially Irish, but more plastic paddy Irish.
@@collaborativedataaccounts3249Well, it’s good fortune that nobody gives a shit what you think or say! Perhaps you never learned that if you don’t have something nice to say, then you should STFU! We’re all putting your name in the book and striking a line through it though.
Now i know why. When i was a boy on Paddy's day we had Corned Beef Cabbage and Boiled Spuds and mum said you cannot turn your worst enemy away from the table on Paddy's Day. Oh i forgot the best Mustard Sauce. I was only a boy and never understood.
@@waynefee1561 Dam.... you got me hungry!
There's only a handful of movies I can watch over and over again and this is one of them.
A good movie to me means so good you don’t have fast forward thru any of it!
I'm the best man
Tne Quiet Man warms my heart ,no matter what my mind is feeling! Maureen OHara and John Wayne were born to play this role and I never ever get tired of watching it Barry Fitzgerald is wonderful! "saddle his horse he says" with a smile, while lighting his pipe. no actor could deliver his lines like himself!
Agreed, I've watched this a dozen times or more!
Barry Fitzgerald downing two of John Wayne's pints is pure visual poetry.
Brilliant film,,,,,,,,"women of the house, where's me tae", ,,,,,,I tried that line here one day, I was grand after the swelling went down 😄😄
Ha ha ha , I often say that to my girlfriend, I have to explain it to her 🤣
Brilliant me lad
@Shane Nolan There'll be a fine wake in this house!
Here's stick to beat the lovely lady with!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Of his non-western movies, this one is my absolute favorite. 😊👍👍
“There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man.”
... and 'does my bum look big in this?'
@@indigogolf3051 no. that comes under "pleading ignorant "
100%
And the woman saying “We have to talk.”
What a wonderful movie.
40 years ago today you left us...But you still the Duke....From Cuba 🇨🇺 with love..
I could happily spend the rest of my days sitting in that pub enjoying the music,beer and banter...
A gem of a film...
So would I, lockdowns be damned 👍
Me to my friend
Have taken the tour in Cong Ireland been to the cottage now in ruined Condition which is a shame the little bridge which is miles away,same for the train station ,had a coffee at the quite man cafe. Great stuff
@@siobhanoshea9979 me to. we would make a good four ball
as if they'd have ya!
Mr. Wayne SHOULD Have WON OSCAR For His Role in The Quiet Man! Really Shows he could ACT.
I,ve seen bits and parts of this film over the years and not thinking much of it. About 5yrs.ago i watched in its entirety realized it was a true classic.
@@williammarik6159 One of my favorites!!
I agree, but I also think Victor Maclaglen should have gotten a Supporting Actor award, much less the nomination.
So true! He broke away from the typical western stuff. He was a much better actor than people gave him credit for
Totally agree that this movie shows Wayne could act, and that the "he always played himself" line is a slander.
During these awful times of 2020 this is where I come for solace.
As do I 👍
I may forget the name of my town,but I know every line in this seen & movie,it my favorite,always was&always will,thank you Mr.Ford,Mr Wayne,Mr Fittzgerald& the beautiful Maureen O'hara ,and the rest of the cast,you made apiece of fine art for the future generations.
Hollywood better not ever think of remaking this movie. The original actors that have since passed would role over in their graves. The trash Hollywood puts out now is awful.
Gary Brierly: Oh yes they are rubbish
The frame rate of new movies is way to high for one thing. Loses that movie feel.
Gary Brierley - D@mn right!!!
Hopefully, we don’t have to worry about that. The Hollywood of then didn’t want to make this picture. It was a labor of love of John Ford’s that he had to get backing to make by doing work on several other movies for the studio. He had spent so many years trying to get his ducks in a row that Maureen O’Hara told him at on point that he better hurry up before she and John Wayne got too old, as he had told them of his plans years before.
Right!
That Movie;....what a timeless piece of art
Unless of course you’re Irish , then it’s the greatest load of tripe you ever cama across. Mortifying kitsch for the entertainment of Americans..
One of the best movies ever made
Mate it is the best movie ever made. 👍🏽
👍
Spot on Rhys.
Without question.
@God Reigns Mate i will give it a watch over the weekend. Cheers for the shout. 👍🏽
One of my favourite John Wayne films great cast and script.
My favorite film period!!
“Quiet Man and McClintock”. My two favorite John Wayne and Maureen O’Hara movies. Worth watching many times, aren’t they?
What a delightful movie.
They just don't make films like this anymore. A genuine pleasure to watch.
This film is one of the high points in film history. One of my favourites anyway.
This is one of the GREAT movies...
I have watched this movie more ties than I can count. My favorite.
Me too.. movie’s with John & Maureen (?) I really enjoyed 🥰
And again tonight
Probably one of my favorite movies.
John Wayne should have won an Oscar for this film also.
I am one of those dads. I watch it every St. Patrick's Day. I feel fresh as a daisy. You look more like a black eyed Susan.
I have a DVD copy of this timeless classic. I love to watch it. It is like visiting an old and dear friend.
Jeff, I Feel ya Buddy
We're two of a kind. My husband & I feel likewise
I have a copy as well for the very same reason.It's like we live there also watching from a corner with a mug of something to sip on.🙂
@@danbytp Tim,as Duke sez "I'll have one of those Black Beers"
@@malcomlovejoy Spoken like an American.
He'll regret it till his dieing day if ever he lives that long, funniest line in the film😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
My favorite John Wayne movie. Great cast, great story. Love it.
It is my fav movie all categories...and I love John Wayne as well
My favorite movie ever!!
The movie The quiet Man was one of the best John Wayne made he was a big Irishman I love watching him and all his movies he made so many of them I couldn't keep tracking anymore it's a type of man you never forget just the rugged type movie actor and people loved him may he rest in peace
🍀🇨🇮💯🍀🇺🇸💯👍
One of my absolute favourite movies
I don't have the vocabulary to express how much I love this movie. It's my people and everything good and bad about us.
In my travels to Ireland, I found the vast majority friendly, welcoming and more than willing to talk over a pint. Beautiful country.
@@waydegardner7373 The small town we are in , in Canada was founded by the Irish who immigrated during the Potato blight . I am sorry to say , we find a lot of the people here are poorly educated and very quick to anger . Lots of hatred towards " outsiders " as well.
Everyone who watches this is Irish...
My wife and I, neither of whom are a speck of Irish, visited for our 30th anniversary. Absolutely the most wonderful people we've ever encountered. And so beautiful that at times I had tears in my eyes.
@@ethics3 They are Irish, what do you expect ?
My daughters and I watched this dozens of times as they were growing up...we always laughed at this scene and called it “The Pop-Up Accordion Player”..
I would classify this film as a romantic comedy, the greatest one ever made.
One of my all time favorites!✝️🇺🇸🤠
Every scene is like an oil painting.
Here, here. The cinematography kinda reminds me of the Kirk Douglas film Vincent.
That's the perfect expression to it
What a great movie I watched this with my mom probably 5 times growing up every time I see it on tv I gotta stop and watch it . I miss her😔
Great film. R.I.P. THE DUKE
The greatest tribute Maureen O'Hara ever paid to John Wayne her co-star here was on the occasion of the presentation of his posthumous award of the Congressional Medal of Honour in his memory when she simply said of him - John Wayne - American. If ever an actor epitomises what it means to be labelled as such it is The Duke. American to the core.
So much of an American that he actively avoided military service during World War II. He first tried to claim medical disability from an "old college football injury" and when that failed, he wrote several letters to high-ranking politicians and ended up with a 3-A deferment for "family obligations", all the while keeping on with his acting career, and making bank while other actors entered the military in droves and lost careers doing it. So much American.
@@lancer525 he was too old to enlist at 34 years of age and he was accepted into the CIA but he was separated from his wife and the letter was sent to her address and she never told him in time. Stop knocking an American who wanted to enlist but was aged out. And the contract he had as an actor did not want him to enlist and break the contract.
@@lancer525 You mean he pulled a Joe Biden.
Hollywood was a far better place with John Wayne in it.
@@lancer525 You're either ignorant or a fool. Likely both and and gullible too.
The thing about this irresistible film is that it tells a great story. It has all the elements, plus every cliche imaginable, but I could watch it a hundred more times and never tire of it. Easily my favorite John Wayne movie, and one of John Ford's best. The "unspoken part" at the end, with Wayne taking Maureen O'Hara back to his cottage, is one of those things best left to the imagination. What a great movie.
That had already happened the previous night. That's why everyone was sniggering.
@@vincetownsend2514 I was referring to the end of the movie, but yes, since they were married, that also happened.
One of the best movies ever!!!!!!!
Victor McLaglen was one of my all time favorites.
Boer War & WW1 veteran and a true gentleman.
I was somewhat surprised to find out he was English.
One of the greatest movies The Duke has ever made. Our Drama Teacher showed us this movie and I think Duke was steady in welcoming his future brother in law.
My still favorite movies. You see the real charm of the village
One of my all time favorite movies great story love John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara in this film and all the Irish country side too
Love this film. Heard John Wayne said it was his personal favorite.
Interesting, I never knew that. It’s my personal favourite too, and boy were there some first class movies with Wayne.
Actually, John Wayne's favorite movie was "The Searchers". This was his favorite non-western.
One of THE best movies ever made. Period.
I was a 10 year old in Belfast when this came out, never forget seeing it in the movies...and many times since!
Best ever movie by Wayne and one of the best movies of all time. Story and acting are supreme. Beautiful scenes in Ireland, too.
A remake is in the works. Filming begins next year...
There are some classics that can NEVER be replicated. “The Quiet Man” is on the top of the list!
(dear God don't let it be Netflix) @@oldrocker74
...yes, even with the very obvious bloopers.....
A great movie and I love the Pub Scene. I pity the people who give it thumbs down. It isn't a really violent movie like the ones they have today. I would call it a great drama and comedy.
Always watch this movie on St.Patricks day. It has been a tradition going back 50 years. Absolutely love this movie!
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My mother and I watch it every St. Patrick's Day as well.
Greatest film ever made , what a fight to finish off.
"If I had the floor, I'd hit that big ape with it!"
The Best John Wayne movie, bar none! What to watch every St Paddys Day...
I welled-up as they sang "The wild colonial boy". My long dead, but still beloved Irish Father used to play it on his harmonica.
Still a favourite Aussie folk song as well.
Jack Dugan was his name…..
@@annewatson655 from a place called Castlemain…
My favorite John Wayne movie of all time.
Mine too. All brilliant character's
Mine also.
With classic films like The Searchers, Sands of Iwo Jima, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence, True Grit and The Shootist, just to name a few, The Quiet Man is still my favorite John Wayne film! I think it is Mr. Wayne’s best film!!! ☮️🖖🏽
I also love “Donovan’s Reef.”
Well non western one anyway it,s one of a kind,closest thing would be ......nothing
john was a large fellow and a movie icon. victor was the real deal. and a gifted actor also. but a fighter he was and looked it. his roles may have been typecast but he pulled it off. as the irish say he was a darlin man
Tucker Moreland Victor was a boy soldier in the British Army.
One of the greatest and feel good movies of all time. Victor and John and Maureen made a brilliant chemistry.
Their Cavalry movies together are great also!
"I once swam the English Channel.....with an anvil on me chest." @@LostMyMojo100
Barry and Ward also stood out.
I stayed in the youth hostel in Cong Co Mayo December '87. The quiet man was on the video every night.
Lovely place.
Im from the north and british but stiill Irish and love this film
One of mine and my mother's favorite movies. I lost her 9yrs ago. But I watch it every chance I can.
One of my top ten all time favorite films, period.
My mum and dad loved this movie. I understand why!!!
Victor Maclaglen is one of the best character actor in the movies. He worked well with John Wayne. especially in the western and calvery movies. He gave the movie the meat of the character and the comic side of the film. Great actor. He son is also a great director, he learn from the great John Ford.
No actor made so many good movies! He has been gone 40 years now and his movies never get tired! Thank you Duke!!!!
Even in America, for a long time a man calling another man a liar was one of the biggest insults you could give. It's still that way in some places.
Yet, in my country, the USA, lying has reached epidemic proportions. And no one calls anyone on it.
It’s a no-no here in Australia.
Here too, we call a liar a 'liar, but behind him - not in front ! :)
I guess it's hard to find someone who isn't a liar nowadays.
Indeed. People must stop being so polite and naive and call out the criminals poisoning the well. All the best to you and yours.
John Ford fought to be able to make this movie, his tribute to an Old Ireland that perhaps never really existed but has brought much joy and love for the place across the world.
Theres pubs a villages like this up and down the west coast of Ireland..i used to go to one call the town and country down in foxford county moyo.every night they had a sing along . 2 weeks in July fishing the river moy. The best salmon river in Europe..
It did exist
It's a tribute to his Irish heritage
It still does exist in some parts of Ireland
This is my favorite movie, it's got to be the best ever!
What a great movie and 'tis a damned shame these kids nowadays know nothing about it or the actors in it. Unfortunately, movies like this and of this quality will no longer be created. 'tis a horrible bout of time we're in. Fortunately, we who love this movie grew up in a great time and are the last of those who got to experience these remnants of great times in the movies. So sad they're gone forever now....
Definitely one of John Wayne’s best films he should have won an Oscar for his performance I bet they had a great time making this Film Maureen O’Hara was also excellent they don’t make films like this anymore one of my best favourites I can watch this anytime.
Well considering that Humphrey Bogart won the Oscar for the African queen that year,there was some pretty heavy competition. No?
@@stevenrivinius1484 Yes you are correct there Bogart also gave a great performance in that film they certainly don’t make films like that anymore they were the golden days of Hollywood.
John wayne and Maureen O'hara what a great match!!!!!!
Huge John Wayne fan, love the movie, but IDK about the Oscar. He needed one for "The Searchers"!
@@stevenrivinius1484 Great point!!!! I loved the African Queen ,the Quiet man was my favourite out of the two,but for the actual acting the best one won!!!!🤗🇬🇧
This was a masterpiece. One of many from the master JOHN FORD
This was the best film ever made. A great film, so funny and shows all the beauty of Ireland.
There are a lot of best films ever made, sort of lost track of how many, but aye, this is one of 'em.
Love Ireland and my salute to the Irish, incredible people and culture.
Thank you for the comments, and ,Greetings from Ireland.
This ireland never existed
@@seamusmadden4896 Sorry Iam not an expert on the history , my comment was reflecting what I watched .
this is Hollywood, some aspects can or were found in everyday life in Ireland, but sitting in pubs during daytime was not very common.
@@seamusmadden4896 Some aspects of it did . It's not literally true. It's a film ,it's a story !
So glad to see no dislikes for this great movie ! The story is a romantic comedy, performed by some of the best actors set in a most beautiful land !
Maureen's entrance is stunning and the coy backwards glance.... she had Sean Thornton hook, line and sinker.
Hands down my favorite movie of all time!!! Whenever its on I have to watch it. So many great actors just a cinema classic!
I LOVE THE QUIET MAN to me Best movie John Wayne ever made. And that it deserved an Academy award AND more.
Billyg215 he deserved a best actor, but he up against some stiff competition .
Great film, but I’ll counter with The Searchers.
@@donlittle732 Yes the Searchers was a great film and still is. But to me the Quiet Man is and will always be his best film.
@@Billyg215 Both films have a very strong internal conflict within Wayne's characters which is one reason why they are among his best. Would make for a great double feature...
@@donlittle732 Naaah no way.
This was a Wonderful movie. Hollywood has lost the ability to make this kind of movie.
Sad but true.
One of John Wayne's finest .
One of John Wayne's AND Maureen O'Hara's finest movies! They had a few!
@@scorpius6667 Very true.
I like the cowboys and the shootist
Wayne showed he was an actor here, not just John Wayne.
Crazy as it may seem I am a fanatic for westerns always have been but this is my favorite John Wayne movie. Great cast great story very well written. I've watched it many times.
That "Irishman" singing WILD COLONIAL BOY was none other than Ken Curtis, a member of The Sons of the Pioneers and Festus Hagen on GUNMOKE.
"What in tarnation is that, Matthew?"😁😁😁
Andy Davidson thanks for the details.
Curtis was also director John Ford's son-in-law.
That's what I thought! Thanks for confirming
Holy smokes! I didn’t realize that. I’ve seen this movie, multiple times and didn’t recognize old Ken before.
Look how calm John Wayne is when Danaher is losing his shit and throwing his cane down. Proper man’s man 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻🍀
Probably the best film ever, great actors and Maureen O’Hara wow so beautiful. All sadly missed.
Absolutely!!
Baza O --- I agree.
Well, you could be Right.
At any rate, it certainly is One of The Best.
@Michael Neely You are Quite Right. I saw the Hunchback of Notre Dame when I was a young kid, too, and I was sooo Struck by how Naturally Beautiful she was.
Like an angel, like a dream....
Brilliant filmmaking - having "he robbed a wealthy squireen" being sung right as Danaher, the wealthy squireen, comes walking into the pub. Subtlety like that is missing in movie making today.
The accordion player's nod for the beer on his table, Flynn's subtle poaching of every freshly poured beer, the priest's look of amused approval after the handshake. It's life with a camera rolling.
No one could replace John Wayne. His screen presence! Amazing! God bless your soul. I watched you during most of my childhood and adult life. The whole world loved you.
Richard Harris in the field cannot be topped.
lee marvin,
Jim Leahey.
"I believe in white supremacy until the blacks are educated to a point of responsibility." John Wayne
Great movie
WOW...one of the best films ever! Wimps not need apply
This is one of my all time favorite movies!
My favorite as well. We went to Ireland and made a special trek to Cong. Great trip wonderful people!
This was my grandpa’s favorite John Wayne movie. It always stood out to me because it wasn’t his typical western. It’s now my favorite as well and also got me interested in boxing 🇮🇪☘️🥊❤️
AWESOME MOVIE⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I learned so much about being a man from his movies. Thank goodness for his talent and sense of what a man should be.
I remember watching this when I was a kid, I’m 54 now and still watch it every now and then, a fantastic movie
Great movie from a great actor.
I am in love with this film. I have seen it over 100 times. I virtually know the script!!!! Simply lovely it all xxxx
My favorite John Wayne movie. I even made a trip to Ireland just to see the various locations used in the movie. Was one of my favorite trips abroad. Have watched it many times.
Watched this classic many times as a boy with my late mum it was one of her favourite films. John Wayne her favourite actor at his best here. Lots of love mum xxx..
This was my wifes and mine fav movie to watch together. Lost her 2 years ago miss wat hing this with her.
Oh my goodness, what a movie! And what a scene! Ward Bond is just killing it here!!!
Ward Bond was a fine actor in his own right. Wonderful choice of all cast members in this film.
This is easily one of the greatest films of all time!
I never tire of this scene from the Academy Award winning movie The Quiet Man.
Beautiful sentimental film my late father's favourite.♥️
That's Ken Curtis AKA Festus Haggen of Gunsmoke fame playing accordion.